Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-12
FRoM ruEsDAv's DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Stephen Ross is in town.
 Joseph R. Walkers health is impro
 ing.
 N. Ellis left for his mine this mo n
 ing.
 Railroad tickets bought and cold ,
 A car lead of passengers came in O
 to-day's train.
 J. W. Wils0n has . new shov cas
 which isa beauty. 0. T. Rogers and family. of William
 came in on today's train. All the fresh fruits of the season b
 express daily at AL Aitkens'. Nn. c. B. Rush came in to-day, on visit from her home in Missouri.
 A. A. Moore and wife vent out ( their Walnut Grove ranch today.
 Parties owing us wood, on subscrip ton, are requested to bring it along.
 A number of citizens of Phenix tall of starting . sorghum mill in their val ley.
 Stock men should not fail to attend the sale of blooied stock of A. A. Aoors ( Son.
 Samuel A. Henesssy will leave for . short business trip to California to morrow.
 It has been showery for the past twenty-four hours with occasional thun' der and lightning.
 Thomas Gates recently refused an offer of &l5 900 for oil interests owned by him in California.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aitken, who has the agency for the came, in Prescott.
 Coal stoves are in great demand this year. Heretofore wood has been the exclusive fuel for Prescott.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double stan6 1d goods and genuine Tennessee white rye st the Cob Web.
 Mrs. Sumner Howard, Albert E. Foote and wife, and Mrs. c. P. Dake came in on to-day's train.
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher and Niss Emily Horne will leave for Phenix tomorrow, Lo attend the territorial fair.
 Martin Maier h,ss bought lots l9, % and g, on the reservation line, near the water works dam. of James N. Sanford, 'or &75.
 General Niles' open letter to the edi- or of this paper, published in the Tue ,on papers, created . great demand for ,xtra copies.
 A deed from the Arizona Central ,ank to Chas. Gr,lner, for the "H. R. Wilson property" Flagstaff, has been lied for record. Price, $500.
 Geo. H. Curry went out yesterday, vith W. c. Bates, superintendent of he Walnut Grove Water Storage com- any, to take look at the big dam and ake boat ride.
 At the examination before Justice deadows of Al. Rose and Miguel Apa- lacs, c6asged with arson, in the burning f Newton's house, both pzisoners were lischarged.
 Deputy Sheriff Tackett, during his ecent visit to Tonto Basin, arrested ohm A. Edmonsou, another of the party. He was permitted o go on his own recOgnisance until to- ay, when he will have an examination 'efore Justice Meadows.
 Deputies Burton and Tsckett return d last evening from Payson. The 'ewksburys waived examination before ustice Meadows and gave bonds in the um of $500 to appear before the rand jury. Their bondsmen are (essrs. Felron, Haigler, Sawyer and 'ierson.
 Al Cook was arrested this morning, by olice Dodson, charged with beating a oman, on Granite street. His victim said to be pretty badly beaten up, nd it took . blood letting stroke on ,e head with Dodson's pistol to make ook submit to arrest. Cook is now ing in the county jail. Captain Nunson, of the 9th Infantry, tely stationed at Fort Mohave, in this rritory, died at his home in Farming n. Maine, on the 2d instant. By his ,atb, Lieut.. Carpenter. of Fort Thomas, i'll be promoted to Captain of Con- my c, at Apache. and places Lieut.. of Whipple. at the head of e list for promotion.
 If the lady whose letter was post arked at Williams and who wrote in ference to it to the JoURNAL-MIxK, u kindly send her uaIne, her commu- cation will be attended to As the ter neither bore . signature or the Ime of the place iron, where it was ritten, it is pretty difficult to guess rrectly a to who the author is. The JoURSAL-NNER man had the easure yesterday evening of meeting N. Hagadorn and J. A. Cooper, of rid, Michigan, and c. M. Hagadorn, ., of South Lyons, Michigan, . for CT Colorado partner of cold Grizzly" i'd all men of means, who arrived here couple of days ago, for the purpose of sting the ore of the Fountain mine i'd other properties m French gulch. ,ould the properties come up to their it is their intention to im- erect . mill end start opera ,ns on an extensive scale. MT. Haga- n, IT,, is not . stranger to this sec ,n. e he is also intertsted in other operties in this county. All of them e plessant and agreeable gentlemen,